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Editing Data in Nested ListView Control

I have spend a few hours last night digging into the new ListView Control that ships with .Net 3.5. ListView Controls are very flexible and allows you to define how you want your data to be presented. Every time a developer is faced with a task to present data, there is a couple of controls to choose...

Posted to <albertMutangiri:blog runat="server"/> (Weblog) by lexx_debug on 09-04-2008
powershell => my blog

Well! this is cool, sometimes i feel like i need a change the way i do stuff, everytime i visit my blog i have to go through a usual task => Start => Programs => Firefox => then my blog. Well today i'm going to try a different route => Run => Powershell => my blog I have noted...

Posted to <albertMutangiri:blog runat="server"/> (Weblog) by lexx_debug on 08-20-2008
Using Linq to Filter a list

So yesterday I made this post on applying a filter or map on a list. Now let’s have a look at how we can do this with Linq. First the list: List< string > list = new List< string >(); list.Add( "Anne" ); list.Add( "Brian" ); list.Add( "Pieter" ); list.Add...

Posted to Peter's Software House (Weblog) by Pieter on 08-18-2008
Validation Method Timing in LINQ To SQL

The LINQ To SQL designer-generated classes contain 3 different ways to implement validation based on property values. Two of these are internal, in the form of partial methods, and one is external in the form events on the domain classes themselves. However, the timing around these differs slightly,...

Posted to Hilton Giesenow's Jumbled Mind (Weblog) by hiltong on 08-07-2008
Generating Enums From Database Tables

I posted earlier about how to use enums in LINQ To SQL , and I spoke about why I think enums are useful. The only problem with this approach was that you had to create the enums by hand, even if you had the same data sitting in a lookup table. If you were at my recent Code Generation with T4 Chalk 'n...

Posted to Hilton Giesenow's Jumbled Mind (Weblog) by hiltong on 08-06-2008
Using Enums With LINQ To SQL

I don't know about you, but I'm quite a fan of using Enumerations (Enums) in my apps. I'm all for more readable, more explicit code because I think it helps a lot with maintainability, and enums help with that. I'd much rather read a line of code that says: customer.CustomerType = CustomerType...

Posted to Hilton Giesenow's Jumbled Mind (Weblog) by hiltong on 08-06-2008
SA Developer.Net July Event: LINQ to SQL

The monthly SA Developer.Net (Cape Town) event was last night at the Microsoft Office and Hilton spoke about LINQ to SQL. There were quite a lot of people who have used LINQ by now and there were some really good conversations. Some key take-aways for me: The generated classes are partial...

Posted to Daniel's blog (Weblog) by DanielVanWyk on 07-31-2008
Displaying LINQ To SQL's Actual SQL Queries in your ASP.NET Page

I've made use of the Log property on the DataContext class in a few of my LINQ To SQL posts . Usually, it's been in a console application, and we're just looking at the SQL output in the console window, so we use: dataContext.Log = Console .Out; However, in a web application, this won't...

Posted to Hilton Giesenow's Jumbled Mind (Weblog) by hiltong on 07-16-2008
Dynamic Data screencast

Download the screencast here: http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/D/1/5D113D2D-571C-4EDD-9C1C-59BC0E6981F6/WinVideo-2007-12-08%20Dynamic%20Data.wmv Happy Coding Baka

Posted to Baka.Blog (Weblog) by Baka on 07-15-2008
Web Chat example - Asp.net 3.5 & LINQ

Build a Web Chat Application using ASP.Net 3.5, LINQ and AJAX (in C# 3.5) Found a cool article on the web regarding this topic will look at it and then try to implement it without the update panel and timer controls and use some JavaScript instead to achieve the page or div refresh/reload etc...

Posted to Baka.Blog (Weblog) by Baka on 07-02-2008

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